demarq

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by demarq 11y ago
I hope this is more reliable than the previous system. I signed up for two step authentication... worked only once! The rest of the times the text message just never came through. I double checked my phone number, I even looked at their sta
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by demarq 11y ago
If you go deep into their blog to see screenshots from the first versions you'll see just how far this project has come. The amount of work that has gone into it is staggering. There's also nibbles, of some pretty interesting math
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by demarq 11y ago
but no SSL... :( Anyway I love sublime, and really hope the API keeps growing! It's also nice to see Will Bond becoming "official" :) congratulations!
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by demarq 11y ago
Fair enough...
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by demarq 11y ago
Its weird that we do this dance, no one reads the terms and we if we ever have to choose between the agreement and our immediate need well... If a client needs you to spin up a vm but you're already running two who gives a rat's b
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by demarq 11y ago
Thanks, you just gave me a powerful way to think about a type system. And that final diabolical implementation was proof. Even before you told us how to interpret it I managed to use your set theory approach to break it down.
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by demarq 11y ago
I like the artistic concept, and the demo is pretty impressive.
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by demarq 11y ago
This is brilliant, and I love that they aren't holding back. I think if society govts/corps/ngo's operated like this the world would be a much better place. Or perhaps I've just gone hippie. Buffer keep it up!
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by demarq 11y ago
38Usd subscription in an age of freemeums and 2 dollar games is rather impressive.
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by demarq 11y ago
> web isn't as important as it used to be How on earth did you come to this conclusion?
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by demarq 11y ago
In the aviation industry designs really do stand the test of time. A large number of airliners,props and helicopters were designed back in the 60's and 70's with only a few minor upgrades here and there. I can almost understand wh
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by demarq 11y ago
That is some North Korean level of crazy!
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by demarq 12y ago
Firstly and this may suprise you you... We know you exist. Yes you with a tinfoil hat, you under a repressive corporate regime. You keep trying to make your presence known through ranty blog posts, angry comments thinking we dont know you e
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by demarq 12y ago
Just for the lols i visited the link on my phone... It worked! All the blurs and reflections all of it worked. Hats off to your team. Frame rates though were laggy but i'm still impressed.
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by demarq 12y ago
Keep the good news rolling in!
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by demarq 12y ago
> You cannot abstract away complexity that makes no sense. Perhaps what you meant is that there is a limit to how much a problem can be simplified.
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by demarq 12y ago
more of a comparison than a bash, lets be fair.
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by demarq 12y ago
Only got two wrong [bragging!], and both were sports commentary. but then again I'm not really a sports guy. Either way that was impressive... I could imagine in the future your phone/tablet scans your favourite websites and gener
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by demarq 12y ago
This sounds absolutely wrong to me. It sounds like a government has decided in a backdoor sort of way to taking ownership of a resource deemed to belong to all of humanity.
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by demarq 12y ago
Since you only copied the navigation menu and you don't claim to be a designer, I think you fall under the category of inspired rather than copy cat :)
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by demarq 12y ago
Future generations will have all sorts of amazing technology and vehicles, but their experiences and freedoms will just never match what we have today... to them we'll be bad-asses who lived danger ever minute of every day on our terms
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by demarq 12y ago
Insane mode is great but an extra gear or something would would also be nice for even more performance. http://youtu.be/r4CnSS4OG4A
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by demarq 12y ago
The way I see it, you just proved his point. You say people should be allowed, but in the next sentence place conditions that what they say should agree with you. Would it have been a completely different post if it only read: > you shou
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by demarq 12y ago
Couldn't get past eight, but what a fun idea!! As an extra challenge I followed these rules: 1) Elevators cannot inspect the state of other elevators 2) No Hacking the games internal apis 3) No timeout callbacks
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by demarq 12y ago
Win64 8.1 HD3000 Here is my experience. On chrome it works, but... after about 15 seconds my graphics card driver crashes and the demo goes black. While it was working the demo was very laggy. On firefox it worked, perfectly. It was smoothl
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by demarq 12y ago
I believe attacking the downvoters usually leads to even more downvotes. Don't loose sleep over downvotes. It usually either means you broke a rule, or your point of view is largely unpopular. These systems of 'like', 'p
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by demarq 12y ago
I can't help but feel there is something fishy about the article. It didn't feel like a genuine write up. It doesn't help that it's appearing on Yahoo Finance and being written by Marrisa Mayers' autobiographer.
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by demarq 12y ago
I don't know If I am simplifying to much but this seems something handlebars could solve in a minute! Every translation could just be a template.
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by demarq 12y ago
Thanks!
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by demarq 12y ago
genius!

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